Trump Pledges Patriot Missiles to Ukraine: A Shift in U.S. Policy
President Trump announced plans to send Patriot air defense missiles to Ukraine to help defend against Russian attacks. This marks a policy shift as Trump prepares to arm Ukraine with offensive weapons. The missiles' costs will be reimbursed by the European Union, reflecting increasing U.S. discontent with Russia.

In a strategic policy shift, President Donald Trump declared on Sunday his intention to dispatch Patriot air defense missiles to Ukraine, highlighting the necessity of bolstering the nation's defenses against Russian aggression. The announcement signifies an evolving U.S. stance towards aiding Ukraine in its conflict with Russia.
Trump's decision follows frustrations with Russian President Vladimir Putin, who has been unyielding in negotiations for an armistice. The decision to potentially arm Ukraine with offensive weapons marks a clear deviation from previous approaches and illustrates escalating tensions between Washington and Moscow.
The Pentagon plans to provide sophisticated military equipment on a reimbursable basis by the European Union. This development underscores Trump's commitment to supporting Ukraine while simultaneously taking a firm stand against Russia's unpredictable military tactics.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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